1-day, 18-hole tournament. Players do not need to qualify, as they are open to everyone. Two Ball Ambrose format.

Prices vary per event but we try and maintain the best price point in the market for social completion golf.

At our season Finale!

Earn enough Order of Merit points during the season for an invite to our season finale at Sanctuary Cove.

There'll be some rules (TBC) but all players in the finale will have the chance to compete and win an E-Z-Go lithium cart valued at $17,000!

Every player receives 50 pts for entering and then as follows:

• Winner 200 Points
• Runner up 100 Points
• 3rd Place 50
• 4th Place 25
• 5th 10 Points

50 points will also be allocated for best approach/ long drive/ NTP

Being in the qualification spots on any of the state order of merits.

Yes! Members of the Golfer Social Club are eligible for official Handicaps, and while you’ll need to qualify via three games played individually (i.e. not Ambrose) we’re looking to run regular meetups to make this a little easier.

Groups of two players (2 man ambrose) work as a team. Each player hits off the tee, the best shot is selected and the other player picks up their ball and places it, within one handspan, alongside the best ball. Each person then hits a second shot from the same spot and continues the process until you hole out.

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An official golf handicap is a numerical figure assigned to a golfer that reflects their ability or relative ability and allows golfers to compete on an equal footing with others. The lower the handicap, the better the player is relative to those with higher handicaps. In Australia, Golf Australia is the peak national amateur governing body through which handicaps are conferred.

GOLFLink handicaps allow golfers of all abilities to be able to compete against one another and are calculated and allotted in accordance with the Australian Handicapping, Slope Rating and Course Rating Systems as specified by Golf Australia.

For more information please see https://www.golf.org.au/golflink

An official golf handicap is a numerical figure assigned to a golfer that reflects their ability or relative ability and allows golfers to compete on an equal footing with others. The lower the handicap, the better the player is relative to those with higher handicaps. In Australia, Golf Australia is the peak national amateur governing body through which handicaps are conferred.

GOLF Link handicaps allow golfers of all abilities to be able to compete against one another and are calculated and allotted in accordance with the Australian Handicapping, Slope Rating and Course Rating Systems as specified by Golf Australia.